III. Introduction to The Fourth Testament

1. Building on the Christian Lineage

The Fourth Testament builds on the Christian lineage by being the natural continuation of the two Testaments in the Bible and Martinus Thomsen’s ‘third Testament’ – The Book of Life – published from the 1930s.

The purpose of the third Testament was to establish a cosmically accurate explanation of God for the first time since the previous golden age, while the purpose of The Fourth Testament is to make that truth accessible to a wider audience and gospel about a dawning golden age and how to reach it.

Moreover, The Fourth Testament reveals many things that it was too early to access during the 20th century, including:

• The fifth-dimensional cross

• The true explanation of a person’s Higher and Lower Selves

• The fifth-dimensional Lord’s Prayer

• The fifth-dimensional ‘deadly sins’

• The fifth-dimensional Ten Commandments 

And so much more.

2.  Target Audience

The Fourth Testament has been written for everyone who is ready to connect with a higher level of consciousness and rationally understand what life truly is.

So, how do you know if this is the right book for you? – By answering yes to all of these three questions:

1. Do you feel an urge to set yourself free to live more?

2. Do you want to understand the complete truth to which all ancient religions pointed, without being able to rationally explain it?

3. Do you want to realize the only way to obtain true and lasting happiness?

Lastly, as a reader of this book as early as in the 2020s, you are likely to be a non-spiritual and non-religious person who is more evolved than you may have thought.

3.  The essence of life

The structure of life

The only possible way to understand life rationally is through numbers, meaning that numbers play a crucial role in a book that aims to explain life, such as The Fourth Testament.

However, the intention is to be as basic as possible, without losing the vibration of cosmic truth.

Let me now explain how numbers describe God and creation.

The six core energies of life plus consciousness

Life is light, meaning we must understand light to understand life.

However, since light is infinite, we can’t fully understand it unless we simplify things by breaking down the spectrum of light into six core frequencies, which we call the six core energies of life, summarized in the list below.

1. Red Adaptation energy

2. Orange Creativity energy

3. Yellow Feeling energy

4. Green Thinking energy

5. Blue Knowing energy

6. Indigo Devotion energy

The Fourth Testament mirrors these six core energies across its first six Books, with the last Book symbolizing consciousness.

Moreover, The Fourth Testament contains seven Books (B), thirteen Gospels (G), forty Revelations (R), and three hundred and thirty-three Writings (W), all reflecting various aspects of these six core energies and consciousness.

However, how can we organize thirteen Gospels with only six numbers?

To understand this, you must know that everything in life can be broken down into a masculine and feminine component, historically referred to as yang and yin.

If we split the six core frequencies of light into their masculine and feminine sub-parts, we obtain this list:

1. Masculine Adaptation energy, i.e., ‘new beginnings.’

2. Feminine Adaptation energy, i.e., ‘adapting to what is.’

3. Masculine Creativity energy, i.e., ‘creating outside of yourself.’

4. Feminine Creativity energy, i.e., ‘inner expression.’

5. Masculine Feeling energy, i.e., ‘sensing others.’

6. Feminine Feeling energy, i.e., ‘sensing oneself.’

7. Masculine Thinking energy, i.e., ‘thinking logically.’

8. Feminine Thinking energy, i.e., ‘thinking abstract.’

9. Masculine Knowing energy, i.e., ‘knowing the truth of life.’

10. Feminine Knowing energy, i.e., ‘knowing the truth of God.’

11. Masculine Devotion energy, i.e., ‘worshipping life, or thriving in life.’

12. Feminine Devotion energy, i.e., ‘worshipping God, or the absolute truth.’

We can now describe twelve of The Fourth Testament’s thirteen Gospels. However, how about the thirteenth?

In fact, twelve Gospels reflect creation, while one Gospel represents the intangible something from which creation was born.

This intangible something is what we refer to as consciousness, and it is represented by the number zero.

How life evolves

At this point, we need to recognize the following facts:

·       The number one cannot be created by another number.

·       The number two can be created only by the number one splitting itself in two.

·       The number three can be created through (1+2) or (1+1+1).

·       The number four can be created through (1+3), (2+2), or (1+1+1+1).

·       The number five can be created through (1+4), (2+3), (1+1+1+2), (1+1+3), or (1+1+1+1+1).

·       The number six can be created through (1+5), (2+4), (3+3), (1+1+4), (1+2+3), (1+1+1+3), (2+2+2), or (1+1+1+1+1+1).

The number one can only come into existence through birth from something intangible, whereas the number two can come into existence in one way, the number three in two ways, the number four in three ways, the number five in five ways, the number six in eight ways, and, as a matter of fact, the number seven in thirteen ways.

Moreover, the number twelve can come into existence in one hundred and forty-four ways, and the number twenty in 6,765 various ways.

The significance of this is that life evolves according to a mathematical formula known as the Fibonacci sequence, stating that a particular evolutionary step represents the sum of the previous two steps, implying life evolves in the form of a spiral.

Summary

 The Fourth Testament aims to describe life in a cosmically correct way and is structured accordingly, mirroring the six core frequencies of light and consciousness.

Why there are 7 Books, 13 Gospels, 40 Revelations, and 333 Writings

There are seven Books, reflecting the six core frequencies of light plus consciousness.

There are thirteen Gospels, reflecting what Jesus and his twelve disciples symbolized, which is humanity’s current place in the Eternal Spiral of Life, to be introduced in Book 2.

There are forty Revelations, symbolizing the same significance as the forty years the Israelites spent in the desert before entering the promised land, the number of days the disciples needed to prepare to spread Jesus' message (the period between resurrection and ascension), and why Moses fasted for forty days while receiving the Ten Commandments. This represents the fourth core energy of life, Thinking, which enables a rational understanding of God.

Lastly, there are three hundred and thirty-three Writings, reflecting the vibration of the number three, which symbolizes Christ consciousness, meaning the evolutionary state of a being dominant in Feeling energy, that is, a human. This also explains the symbolism of Jesus dying on the main Christian symbol, the cross, at the age of thirty-three.

4.  The Fourth Testament’s Intricate Structure

The Fourth Testament’s seven Books represent the six core frequencies of light plus consciousness. However, how about its 13 Gospels, 40 Revelations, and 333 Writings?

Gospels 1 to 6 are easy to understand because they represent the six core energies, but to grasp Gospels 7 to 12, we first need to understand what a cycle is.

Definition of a cycle

A cycle is a period of learning something new, which can last anywhere from a single breath to the time it takes to evolve from animal to human.

Moreover, each cycle can be described by the numbers one to nine, where the numbers one to six equal the six core frequencies of light and the numbers seven, eight, and nine equal enlightenment, abundance, and completion, respectively.

Consequently, the numbers seven, eight, and nine can be seen as the final frequencies of the sixth core energy, Devotion, implying a cycle can be described using either the six core energies or the numbers one to nine, where the numbers six to nine all belong to the sixth core energy.

However, how does the number eight, representing abundance, relate to the feminine aspect of Thinking energy, described in the previous chapter as a number eight? Is there a link between abstract thinking and abundance?

And is there a link between rational thinking (number seven) and enlightenment, and between knowing the truth of life (number nine) and the completion of a cycle?

– There certainly are. Allow me to explain.

Enlightenment, meaning learning the lessons represented by the numbers one to six in any given cycle, equals a rational understanding of life, i.e., the number seven.

Abundance, meaning harvesting the benefits of having learned something new, equals abstract knowledge in the sense that you will never be able to rationally grasp how the universe rewards you.

Lastly, a cycle completes when you have learned everything there is to learn, which represents masculine Knowing energy.

However, how are the numbers ten to twelve linked to feminine Knowing energy and masculine and feminine Devotion energy, respectively?

Before I explain that, let me clarify that the number ten, numerologically a number one, as one plus zero is one, represents the beginning of a new cycle.

Therefore, the number ten equals feminine Knowing energy, but also the masculine Adaptation energy that marks the beginning of a new cycle. How can this be?

To understand this, remember that feminine Knowing energy is about knowing God, and Devotion energy is about thriving in life. Consequently, the beginning of a new cycle doesn’t only vibrate with Adaptation but also with a higher faith in God gained by learning the lessons of the previous cycle.

In short, this means life is getting better and better, which is exactly what the Fibonacci sequence describes. Let me explain.

As a being evolves through cycle after cycle, meaning it learns about itself, its soul expands, meaning it becomes more complex, according to the Fibonacci formula, explained in the previous chapter.

In fact, the being isn’t only becoming more complex but also more perfect, meaning a better representation of God’s inherent potential, something the Bible describes as humans being created in the image of God after his likeness.

Mathematically, this journey toward divine perfection is represented by the Fibonacci sequence approaching the Golden Mean ratio as it evolves.

The structure of The Fourth Testament

As explained above, The Fourth Testament is built on the same principles as life, meaning the three hundred and thirty-three Writings are fractals of the forty Revelations, which are fractals of the thirteen Gospels, which are fractals of the seven Books.

We can say that the Writings represent the leaves of a tree, the Revelations represent the tiny branches where the leaves attach, the Gospels represent the tree’s main branches, while the Books represent the entire tree.

This is the true structure of life, meaning that the smallest unit, such as a cell in a human body, is built according to the same principles as an entire planet.

Furthermore, each of the forty Revelations corresponds to one of three levels of cosmic truth, indicated by the number of Writings. Those Revelations with thirteen Writings represent the highest cosmic truth that exists, while those with twelve Writings represent the highest truth possible to bring into a fifth-dimensional reality. Revelations with six Writings signify the highest truth currently attainable on Earth, which will gradually evolve over the coming centuries.

To fully understand everything in chapters three and four, you should familiarize yourself with at least Book 1 and Book 2. So, don’t hesitate to move on to chapter five even if you haven’t digested everything yet.

5.  The Climate in Which The Fourth Testament Has Emerged

The Fourth Testament has been brought to Earth at a time when confusion is soaring about what truth really is.

The official narratives are crumbling one by one, such as the idea that states must go to war, that people must work five days a week between eight and five, that the school system supports the human experience of life, that screens are only good, etc., simultaneously as the number of conspiracy theories approaches the number of people.

In this jungle of confusion, The Fourth Testament’s role is to act like a bush knife, effectively cutting through all ideas that don’t vibrate with cosmic truth.

6.  Finding Satisfaction in Reading The Fourth Testament

The key to enjoying The Fourth Testament lies in understanding its message about who you truly are, beyond all the Earthly illusions you may have believed in.

To do this, you need time, meaning you should only move forward when you genuinely feel the desire to do so. Otherwise, you will just make it harder to raise your level of consciousness.  

7.  Becoming Enlightened

The ultimate purpose of The Fourth Testament is to help people attain enlightenment, that is, to realize that they are sovereign aspects of God, whose mission is to fulfil their dreams and, thereby, play exactly the role in creation they are predestined to play.

8. The Fourth Testament vs. Ancient Sacred Scriptures

All the so-called sacred scriptures of the past, like the Bible, the Koran, the Vedas, and others, have been channelled by people doing their best, in alignment with the divine plan and according to what the earthly frequency allowed them to access at the time. 

That said, all those scriptures lack a proper, cosmically true explanation of God and must be recognized for what they are – superstition only with glimpses of cosmic truth.

Therefore, The Fourth Testament is like day is to night in relation to these writings.

9.  How to Best Absorb The Fourth Testament’s Content

The best way to absorb the content of The Fourth Testament is to follow its online Enlightenment and Abundance Programme, available at www.thefourthtestament.com.

While The Fourth Testament itself represents the masculine side of The Fourth Testament Mission, the Enlightenment and Abundance Programme represents the feminine side, providing the codes that are necessary to connect with God consciousness as quickly as possible.

10.  A Healthy Distance to Religion

As someone who believes in sacred scriptures of the past, you are probably not a reader of The Fourth Testament, and you are unlikely to change that in this life.

This also applies to people who are strongly conditioned to believe in New Age spirituality or earthly science in a dogmatic manner.

In truth, the word ‘religion’ simply refers to what people believe in, whether paganism or quantum physics, meaning we are all religious. However, The Fourth Testament is only for those who have experienced a few lives detached from rigid belief systems in Hinduism, Buddhism, Islam, and Christianity, and who begin to see the limits of understanding life only through the lens of so-called earthly science.

11. Evolution of Science and Religion

Everything evolves alongside each other, including science and the belief in the traditional world religions, mentioned above. 

In fact, the less people trust in the words of Moses and Jesus, the more they tend to believe in the words of Albert Einstein and Nikola Tesla, reflecting a positive and natural shift away from superstition.

However, this shift also means giving up the ambition of understanding God. Why? – Because the truth of God cannot be discovered by weighing and measuring things in a physical dimension.

Therefore, a third wave of religion, called cosmic science, is necessary, where people can use both their rational and emotional sides to connect with a higher truth of who they are.

The Fourth Testament belongs to this wave.

12.  Essential Definitions

Life: The manifested aspect of God, called duality, evolution, creation, the universe, or the Godhead.

Being: A sovereign expression of life, such as a human, a cell inside a human, or an astronomical body such as planet Earth.

God: The totality of everything there is, has been, and will ever be, which could also be described as consciousness, light, and potential.

Initiations: The accelerated process of remembering wisdom stored in your soul.

Soul: An energetic centre that bridges the unmanifested and manifested aspects of God by storing the vibration of a being’s past experiences of life/creation, i.e., by remembering.

Christ consciousness: The understanding that life is love.

Cosmic consciousness: The understanding that you are a sovereign being with the right and responsibility to express yourself freely.

God consciousness: The understanding that you are one with the highest power there is.

Truth: The perception of God.

Vibration: The movement that is life.

Frequency: The truth of life.

Darkness: A blurred perspective of truth.

Faith: Closeness to God.

Third Eye: The gland we use to see truth.

Reality: Frequency of vibration.

The fifth dimension: A reality characterized by emotions.

The third dimension: A reality characterized by doing things in an unconscious manner.

The Age of Aquarius: The dawning cosmic impulse on Earth.

Cosmic impulse: The creations of more evolved beings than humans.

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